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Aron Wright - March 26, 2023
Wales vs Latvia Predictions and Free Tips from our expert tipsters when the teams go head-to-head in the Euro Qualifiers on Tuesday, 28 March 2023.
Ranked 133rd in the world, Latvia were part of League D in the latest edition of the Nations League. They also failed to secure a ticket to Euro 2020, after finishing dead last in their group in the Qualifiers.
Meanwhile, the Welsh squad did make it to the World Cup, and took part in the Round of 16 in the Euros. They were also part of the top-most League A in the latest edition.
Only once have these two teams locked horns before, and then Wales registered a 0-2 win.
The Latvians are ranked more than 100 spots below their counterparts for the day by FIFA. They finished bottom-most in their group in the previous edition of the Qualifiers, and that too by losing nine of their total ten fixtures.
On the other hand, not only did Wales qualify for the Euro 2020, but they even made it to the Round of 16. They also took part in the World Cup.
The difference in level of quality between the two teams is immense, and so is the experience. And on top of all that, the Welsh squad has a 100% winning record in h2h clashes.
Likely, a dominant win is expected for them.
It has been close to one years since the Latvians kept a clean sheet or won a game. They are expected to struggle against a wounded Welsh team, who are here to make amends after their disappointment in Qatar.
Anticipate a high-scoring affair this Tuesday.
The only h2h meeting so far saw Wales keeping a clean sheet. And not only are Wales enormously better than their counterparts for the day – but they are at home, and are determined to deliver one good victory for their home fans, after how their World Cup campaign ended.
It is unlikely for the Latvians to find the back of the net,
The Latvians are ranked 133rd in the world, and were part of League D in the latest edition of the UNL. They also finished bottom-most in their group in the previous edition of the Euros, and lost all but one of their games.
On the other hand, Wales managed to qualify for Euro 2020, and made an appearance in the Round of 16 – where they fell against Spain. They are ranked 28th in the world, and are also at home.
And even though they failed in Qatar, they do have the World Cup experience.
As things stand, a -1.5 Asian Handicap on Wales would be a neat pick at 1.80 odd.
On that same note, they failed to keep a single clean sheet in the past nine months, and also let in two or more goals in the only h2h clash so far. It looks like the Welsh squad will be determined to go after a huge win in front of their home crowd.
The Over 2.5 Match Goals would be a good bet at 1.80.
